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must perceive this They have enlisted
upon his side large proportion OF the
community aud that plsjlic sympathy.
which Is the very life Of every success
full movement, has been lost There
are disgrncrlul an vulga pic urs In
some Of the store windows, there are
theatrical Autographs which should be
kept from view; there Is plenty of
work for the ladies to accomplish and
when they begin 1t they will be en-.
couraged by every one
THERE is a difference of opinion be.
tween the President and Carter llarri.
son which is quite amusing to Iii.
noisaus In Washington Carter llarri.
son declares that he will not enter the
mayoralty contest in Chicago because
the President Is opposed to him. The
President says he Is not aware of being
opposed to Mr. Harrison. He cannot
recall the circumstance that he has
given Mr.. lIarrison's political pros.
poets any consideration. He has over
looked the fact that the selection of the
Mayor Of Chicago was any part Of his
duty, and insinuates further, that there
Is AN appearance of universal Inn
portancc about Mr.. lIarrison's move.
mcnts, In MIR. lIarrison's opinion, that
has not been discovered or appreciated
by the Chief Executive.
"NoTwiTnsrASpING the future Of
spring weather to put in its appear.
ancc, ~ says the Philadelphia Times,
the signs Of healthy business activity
are visible on every side II this Is
true of Philadelphia, the rest of the
country may ccrtaiuly pluck up cour
age,
lr Is now stated that SenOr del
Campo, who will be remembered here
as a somewhat frlsky at,ache of the
Gillian Legation, is not lead, as re
ported, but has Joined the Jonadabs
md got n position ms conductor on a
Chil!an railroad.
THE New York E,,ajag sun an.
nounced yesterday that the frlends Of
General Niele still have hopes of his
appointment to the Turkish mission.
When does Mr.. Strauss of New York,
who was appointed day before ycser.
day, intend to resign?
TnE new Congressional app)rtion.
. a. 4 Z
House Of Representatives yesterday
leaves Mr.. Randall district unchanged.
And why not? The Pennsylvania
idea" has no ADLER protector.
THE Morley amendment to the
Irish Coercion bill was badly beaten in
the English House of Commons last
night, and the sunburst of Ireland Is
again postponed,
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NATIONAL SKATING RINK,
IN On E ST., bet. 9Th aud ,th.
Prof. o. r. Gleason,
TIE KING OF ALL HORSE TAMERs.
POSITIVELY FAREWELL APPEARANCE.
SEASON CLOSING APRIL 2,
At S:lj and Every Night.
In his marvellous exhibitions illustrating his
WILD, VICIOUS AND NERVOUS HORSES.
Feats, OF horsemanship that delight, instruct
and please all.
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME NIGHTLY.
General admission, l5c. Reserved seats, 50c.
Parties having vicious horses. viz. Klckers,
Biters. Runaways, Bakers, Plungers. etc, to
be broke ut these exhibitions Book of in
struction mailed, postage prepaid, paper
cover, Soc. cloth bound, 81.
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DIME MUSEUM.

Grand SUGGEST Everybody Should Col
Every Afternoon and Night This Week.
HOLLANDS DOUBLE COMPANY IN
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
Placed on the stage In elegant style; new
scenery, the BloOdhounds, the Jubilee Sing
ers and u Splendid Dramatic Company.
Every family and every Juvenile should sec
IT,. Next week-Amerca's favorlte comedian,
sid. France, who, with the exception OF Ed
win Booth and Wilson Barrett, Is the most
successful actor on the stage In the United
States,
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Monday. March 2s.
b. ROSE COGHLAN
HARRIS BIJOU THEATRE.
NIGHT PRIcEs-a5c. MATtNEEs-soc.
To All Parts of the House

NIGHT PRICEs-e5c. MATINEES-eoc.
To All Parts Of the House.
No extra charge for reserved seats.
Children balf-prlce at the Matinees
Engagement Of the eminent actor, NEW
TON BEERS. In the superb lyric spectacular
success, LOST IN LONDON, supported by tho
original New York company Of comedians
and singers, and presenting car loads of splen-
did scenery, specially executed by the famous
American artist, Henry L. uoyt. Home o. the
swart King; Heart o Bleakmoor: the Fete Of
Comus! Illuminated sensation snow scene, and
Jobs Vision, beautiful and sublime pro.
beings. Scenes of dissovlng beauty, The
celebrated Pan Pipe Singers. original songs,
dances, costumes and calcium effects.
Next Week-MATTIE VICKERS,
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DRoPOsALs FOR GRADING EU.

i CID PLACE.
OFFICE q THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER,
MsDtSGTos. d. O., Mareh Ell f6e7
SEALED PROPOSALS will BE- received at
this Office lhtil IL O'Clock NJ on MONDAY,
March 2s, III for grading Bnclid Place.
Blank forIi3 of proposals and specifications
can he obtained at this office upon application
tion, and only BIDS upon these fQlzdy will be
considered. Na.ssls,i.,s,,.,ssseS
bids. WILLIAM LUDLOW,
Engineer Commissioner d. G..
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FOR RENT...HOUSES.

49, s>-~Slss-
EOR RENT-Neat 2-Story Brick, =
II rooms, water: one half s0 from cars
i2Os Wylic II n e; sl0.j0 SWORMSTEDr Il
BRADLEY. 0sT + st.
EOR RENT-store, with Cellar. Il
Il corner 9th and @ SITS II W. TYLER &
RUTHERFORD, 1926 stnw
EOR RENT-Severai Houses ON Me-
Il Cullgugh 81 and Dingman Place, between
Il and +, NJ ave and N Capitol st. near new
Pension Oflicc, containing 4 rooms each;
water In kitchens: street concretcd; owner
pays water rent; will be rented to desirable
colotcd tenants. CHAS, L. BANES, S0i and
SIC i st.
EOR RENT
Il 1890 10th Il n W, 10 RS, IN l,..,.u..s
22tG i9th II n W, q RS. m I ..,,..,.,..,... - o.
i2Ci Wyllc st n q, u RS. m i.....,,....... IL 90
W. H. FlSKE ~ co. lil0 ave-.
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x ERNANS WASHINGTON THEATRE.

Sheehan & Coyne! Sheehan & Coyne!
AND A HOST OF SPECIALITY ARTISTS,
In % the new g and M q original comedy.
New Songs. New Dances New Costurn ,s.
NEW AND NOVEL SCENERY.
Matinees Mon, Tues, Thurs. and sat.
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THE STEWART sale of paintings at
New York closed last evening, seventy
four pictures being disposed of at
S243, l25, making total Of Sll3, $50
The events of the evening were til. sale
of Meissonier's 1897 for $Gj, ,OO0, TO Jay
Gould; Rosa Bonheur's Horse Fair"
for $4,000, to $. p, Avery, for the
Metropolitan Art Museum, and Knaus
"Children's Party" for S2l 800, also to
Jay Gould.
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CALIFORNIA WINE ROOM, TI3 ID
~ st n W. Jacob Gundlachs Celebrated
White and Claret Wines by the glass and bot
dino Cal
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Y DIR. N. KENIsON, sr., Chi
ropodist, Manicure and Dcrml-
.LcoRNS\, ,tologlst, will be Mt his parors,
N-7r>--iio 1901 Pa ave IN person, from a
m to 0pm. lie has had over 10 years of con
stant and successful practice, and has per
corns and hunions, a5c. each; manicure, SOC (;
hair and skin, 50c. TO i5c each sitting All
the preparations used for his specaltios for
sale,
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WANTED HElP..-FEMALE.

The f0HOr'H1 class or dhret,iseDlsnfs, spoh
as Wants, For Sale o. Rent and similar small
notices, -four HHCs or iess one time, % cents.
tuO HDies, 10 eeHts. tire times, so cents.
w ANTED-A Girl for Chamberwork
w and to muse children; bring references.
Apply 10 2}l isth - n W, bet u and G..
WASTED - Teacher - To Receive
w free kindergarten normal training In
exchange for services In charity work. Only
refined Christian ladies need apply 10 MRS.
POLLOCK, iOl1 10Th 81, bet. SO a m or 3 p IN
WANTED--A Coiored Girl between
w II and 10 years of age to assist In
hnugcw0Ik. Cnll nj i3l 9TH 81 II ",
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strI,IiE QUEEN OF BEERS"
Send your orders To il0G ID :

nYSTERsi OystersI Oystersi If You
" want fresh oysters, fat and Juicy, by tho
pint, quart or gallon, wholesale or retail DO
not fall 10 buy them of BEALE'S Oyster rs.
tablishment, d2i 10th ST W. You will get
them at reduced rates.
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ENGRAVED PLATE, s1j Printing
IL 80 visiting cards from same, 45c; print
ing 100 yisitingscards from tho same, 75c;
lithograph check books made to order.
j l.. KERNANn. lOl2 Pa ave n ".
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THE Morley amendment to the
Irish Coercion bill was badly beaten in
the English House of Commons last
night, and the sunburst of Ireland IS
again postponed
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TnE new Congressional apportion.
ment reported in the Pennsylvania
House Of Representatives yesterday
leaves Mr.. Randall district unchanged
And why not? The Pennsylvania
idea" has no ADLER protector.
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''VHE QUEEN OF BEERS"
Jubun fnr voupsnl

COLUMBIA SHIRT CO., Harry q.
" Towers, manager, are now opening at
No. Al9 n Y ave full line of one of the best
selected stocks of gents furnishing goods in
the city. A speciality In fine dress shirts,
ready made and to order.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL-..SUNDAY. OCTOBER O. 1887.

"Although the collateral has not ben
turned over, the agreement he's been
signed and 10 10 our posse, sion
There lie no Baltimore u Ohio tele-
graph now, as their wires are part of
our system" Mr.. Gould alec denied
the statement, In the same article,
that the Baltimore d Ohio owed MI.
Garrett personally between $4,000, 900
and 81, OOO, 900. Mr.. W. B, somerville,
Of the Western Union, was author.
lied to cay that DR.. Norvin Green did
not believe the story, and thai DR..
Green was 80 confident that there
would he no trouble about the sale
that he had decided to issue no state.
ment about the matter contrary to his
original intention. "No slight was
intended to Mr.. Garrett" con.
tinued Mr.. Somerville, "by clos.
ing the sale while he
was on his way from Elrope. The
hurry was to prevent the possibility
Il an injunction beirg obtained by
which the sale would he deferred.
Any holder of Western Union stock
could have caused delay, ard a h3!der
OF 100 shares could have made any
amount Of trouble" Mr.. Soue'ville
was ssked II Mr.. Garrett could brerk
the transaction. "Mcst certainly he
can nbt," he replied. I'VE bought
the lines from the Drexel.Mcrgan
syndicate. who were the egsl custo.
dams Of the property, and fully en-.
powered to sell. We have the prop
erty eaie end sure. II Mr.. Garrett
said that the Baltimore 4 Ohio owGs
him S3,000,O coo, and the statement Is
true, the tflicers OF the Baltimore /
Olio have made q false report. The
telegraph company might owe him
something II no owned the railroad
COMPANY, but he does not. The Bal.
timore x 0nio still have thu privilege
Ct using certain lines, but Ell will bs
peaceaby arranged you may be cure.
II he anticipated trouble Mr.. Jay
Gould would not be cut OF town until
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at ne n s,s s.e,b,r.

BEnLiS, Oct. THE Nautical sooi
ETY. Of Bcrlio has offered q pr - Of 800
marks for the b'st essay on the sub
i,ct Of cAlming the ssa by the use oi
oil. An,xtsus,iye description 81 X
perimenis "a the effect OF oil inside up
TO the presep, time 10 q1ifsd also q
criticism VI the arrangements used ~
far, and, especially, complete d,r'c
tons Tor It's uss by large steamer aud
calling veesels, as wall =, email We ssls
pilot, a, ling aud 1 saving bjat, be-
sides directions for the use Of oil attea
and near tbs coast. The e'pys are ,
be written In Ecgllsh or German and
sent before November ], 1851 TO the
president OF the Nautical society, d.
rector Of the navigation echoo and
Capt y. II. Mathiesen, H.mbuig.
Competition is not linittd 10 ns'.on'
Ally.
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AnolhAE hloEI.

Sioux CRY, Ia, Oct. s.-Dr. II. M.
Hamlin, wlose name va, mentioned
In q recent dispatch from Washington
regarding the alleged eviction Of ret
tiers on lands In 0'Brien county
claimed by the Eislish syr dictate, by
virtue Of purchase from the old
McGregor 4 Western railroad, was In
the city today and In an interview re-
itersted bis stat. ment that hardship
had been wrought and force used In
several instances where settlers re-
fused 10 depart from the laid they
had secured By right Of settlement
Accompanyinp the doc or was farm.
or named Finch, who says that two
weeks sg1 q HneriH's potse n fifteen
men eylcled him by force from bis
home, where no bad lived Tor years.
He slso says that local rapeIH have
made no mention OF the facts, hecau,e
they we're subsidized by the l. glish
capit.li.ts lie says there are n nun
Der 81 instances where force hes been
us, d, aud thu settlers propose TO carry
the m ,tier into the courts and maiu.
tain their rights II p 'etible.
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INDIAN OUTBREAK FEARED. =.
NJ q Men Of the Nortbest Commit
ting D-pr.daiiops.l

OTTAWA, OF s. f,r some time tho
goy'Inment HIS been in receipt Of
news rather d. q1ietIpg In character
regarding the IhCiabs Of the n'rIh-
west territory, who are again showing
s'gas OF diststitfsctiou, moro particu.
larly alorg both side, Of the inter.
national boundary line. Word nss
Just been received here ,ha, points to
q union Of several dissaected tribes
aud half breeds uol.ss a junction 10
prevented. Aducrs from Rapid Cty
cay the Indians In that locality are
commit log serious depredstions,
burning barns atd plundering whsr.
ever they can fad anything 10 carry
of. Several thots have been tx.
changed betw, en- he belpl - settlers
aud lndisne, TeeulIitg Ear ~ knowB
IN the sho1tIpg oi nus IndiaD. ID,
tachments OF mounted polica ~.ll he
ut ones sent 10 this scsos OF the
tr 1le. wolfe reioiofoement- VIII
patrol along the boundary lins PEE.
vent q junction with American | II.
dams tnefs. The goy rumsrt har
been ~ r.tie-ut ~ % tbe actu ~
state OF Gd,irs Ill nov. and, )" iaa',
he's pisinvsly T.iu.sd G. giv- aay In
formation beyont staiu x ita every
thing was MOVING u ots -~lisi.c nriiy,
as u had been siBcs ths Is 81 rebellion
in 1885. The escape II Deeii OF 10
United States territory has caused the
Indians IN reg ud the mounted police
with less fear than thew did previous
10 bis sscsps The II tie iLausoce IL
formerly exercised 10 iaa disappear.
Ing.
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vsrxiai. eespss Gases,

richmond, Va, Oct. 7.-Judse
Bud, OF the United sAt,s court, to.
day rendered q decision In the several
coupon cases before him, In which he
makes perpetual 10 each case the
preliminary Injunction heretofore
granted. Toe principal clss 10 that Of
Cooper aud assotists seainst the
commonwealth ttol neys OF the $ .a'o.
appellant representing q syndicate
holding q large pumber Ct coupons
purchased In open innke'. Ia this
case Jddga Bud o. ,irB ev-Ty com.
monv' alth attorney ~ the State g., m
putting tbs lsw, kbovn ss be &C ,up1n
crnsheT," into force aud effect. Tue
opinon IL very elaborate, I. q 10 II
jugs Bond charpot,IiE,s TIE Lsgls
la'uru II Virginia ~ acting la de II q c.
Of the United rt.tss Government. Tb'
fu'es fr contempi againti tsye
commonwealth attorneys for viplatiD.
the restraining order heretofore msds
will be considered tomorrow.
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will appear as the leading editorial
article In tomorrow's Sun:
"THR RULE CT GOULD.
"rhe Times this morning intimates
that the Western Union will not get
the Baltimore 4 Ohio telegraph sys.
tenn, because Mr.. Garrett will oppose
the trsneier. M. Garrett is powerlets
IN the matter, II TO- no other reason
than that Mr.. Gould has no competi.
tor for the property, and, inssmuch a.
lite sale is compulsory, and he is the
only purchaser, IL must 10 TO him.
Mr.. Gould, until q few days since, had
a competitor for II In the shape OF
western ass jciation Of business men,
who we're willing 10 give higher
price than Mr.. Gould has paid, but
the sharp practice which has suddenly
taken the property out OF the market
has made II impossible 10 proceed
further IN the matter, even II q legal
and practicable opportunity were
still available, which Ia doubtful.
The establishment Of the Wss,srn
Urion In the undieputod monopoly
OF so great and vital public
service as the telegraph will not
be reviewed with either content or
reeigr ion by the public. The dis.
trust Of Mr. Gould end his associates,
and the suspicion that attaches 10
other methods and practices are too
pr,found and too well rooted in the
public mind TO admit Of such men be.
irg accepted as tha trustees of q great
puolic service. We should not be
prepared TO intrust Mr.. Gould and
his colleagues with the administration
ri the postal system OF our country.
II would imply In the public estima.
ton q grave calamity. And yet his
administration Of the telegraph 10
likely TO be much more pr Judicial 10
public and private interests than his
administration Of the postal system
could p,s ibly be IL In q long lane
that has no turning, but II may Nc vel
be underwood ROW rs later that the
government Of the Uni,ed sta,es
shall not ata 1ire the tel, graphs Of the
country, aud that no machinatisns OF
Mr.. Gould and M oppr, sslon OF In.
diyidnals public or private, will ever
blackmail and cotne the people OF
This county into consenting that the
Wesurn Union shall be unlosded
noon the 4 iverbment. Aud these
gill be o,be, snd independent tele
gfanha Inn
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NOW, THIS IS TOO MUCH T.!
English Capitalists Evlct American
settlers.
They rsrn Northwest Iowa into An
lreland-An outrageous
Proceeding.

DIS MoISRs, la Oct 8 The brief
Associated Press telegram from Wash.
ington recitipg sundry cruel evlcions
In norlh western Iowa hss been more
than doubted here in oil quarters.
Ole Of the most reliable citiz ,ns OF
0'Brien county was asked last night
as to the tiuthiulnsss Of the dispatch,
and instantly Endorsed il. In regard
to tie L glish land company, which
Is said to no turning American cit'
sNus out Of their homes, he said: 1T
certainly ia true, They are an old
firm, reorganizsd into tbo Western
land company. They bought from
the old M'Gregor Western, or lite as.
signs, the Milwaukee and the Sioux
City companies, ZONE lands granted
10 the MGregor Western in 1864, but
never earned them, for the road was
never built. When Teller was Score
tary OF the Interior. no and tho land
comm stioser both declarei the lands
unesrned, and promised TO open them
for settlement Ga the faith OF these
declarations al q promises, come set
tiers went on these lands and built
their homts. The EnRlish syndicate
now has the railroad title aud pro.
poses to keep possess o."
How many families have they
evicted2 ?"
AT least 100. Before they get
through the number will be increased
to lao"
"You may know come Of the iami.
lies. Were any OF those you knew
sub ected TO undue severity In their
evictione."
ayes. The Finch family locked
their doors sgainst the intruderr, but
the doors and windows were broken
IL, and they were carried out and
compelled to spend the night on the
public road. N the case oil Nels
Nelson, the same thing happened,
and he was 80 teriorlz d by troop OF
armed men aud by levies on lis live
stock and furniture that he succumbed
and tigned the company's lease.
Others have been terror ed into doing
the came thing. Ia one CAGE with
which | am perfectly familiar, the
mother.in.law, who 10 q member OF
the family, was sick sbed. She was
carried ont into n hard rain, and com.
PEELED to spend the night there, and
In the morning seek such shelter az
the family could fiud for her. These
are only few OF the cases peri onally
know, but they will do for q sample OF
about q hundred tina, have occurred,
aud half as many more that are
thrfaten1d."
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SNEEZING UATARRH.

The distressing Inseps, fnssts. ,ne,r,, the
aciid. vstsry d,sehnge' from the eyes an a
note. the pttBlul 10 namu alton extending
90 the throa', III, s-.llisE Of the mu sous
libiog causing choking ,en,ati1ps, cough.
rinEnE notes ih the hesd ant splitting
heada shet-how tami lar these Iymptans
ae 20 thousands who tuhaf periodically
ron head nnids or tbnae a., and Who live
In ignorance Of the fact that q single Appii-
eaton Of rAHFOuDH Radical ,UHG FOH
Clr.TRB will AnUfd ins,snian. ustel ct
But this tea'ment IL casss o. simple
CatArrh .iyes but faint idea Of shat this
tsmedy viii do In the chronic fJfm,, " ere
the bfsathiss IL obgtfucbd ~ m binG,
putrid a ucous accumulation, the hearing
affected, smell aud tssts gone, throat ulcer
atsd and hackin, cough sfaduAlly tAitsntBG
" eli upon the dsbilitatsd system. item
u 10 that The mnvelous curstiys power Of
hlNDrobB'a hlpigiL CUnt ma niiests tselfin
instantaneous ard grateful relief uts be
sins from tn h'st application, II iifAuld,
radical. permanent, scomiosl. sac.
sArDrOHD's ksDiolL CunE cons ste OF one
bottle % the RADICAL CUnE. one BIZ Ca
TAHhn.L SoLyrSr and an lsrnoyrp lsHiLtsi
pfio. 81.
P"rrss Dsu0 isp rH,pInlL To-. posien.
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VOICE OF rds PEOPLE.

a Reply 60 the Rev. mr.. BeEgs.
To the Editor Of the Appeals
Since Dr. Bosgs has seeo 1T 10 eI.
plain bis po'i,ion as reported in your
issus Of the 81 inst, tn fair to cup.
pose that he 10 now correctly under.
stood by the pablo. SINE Of his pO-
sitions cannot b. permitted to 70 IN.
challenged. Bat few christians will
fail, in my opinion, to regret D..
B,sgS approval OF tociai drinking.
He rays tina, b. cannot ins'st upon
,ot, ass'iter ce from slccholic drinb
bee uss the s,riptu 90 d. not 20 m
sst IL Ia 'ob 'rs Teitod that lhe fol.
low ng l.ngn NJ did not ofcnr ~ the
good q .ctbr's M az, that Re might
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Impor,.p, Land a..p, opinion.

wssBISGros. 0a The Secretary
Of the Interior todsy rendered two i'm.
porlant decisions ,nscting the light
OF LAT d Rrsnt railroads 10 indemnify
lands. the QUESTION bcirg tho ,xt n,
D. which Toe right ot sslsctiou ~
auch lande cen bs fxercis D.. The
,scfriAty rrv,r-se and holds that the
Oaitago. g. Pant, Minneapolis and
Onsha railsay company In emitted
undsT u, giant, ~ ird,mniiy for VII
lossp which occurred pinr 10 ~.
d, tnits location OF its road, WI ether
BET 70 or after the passage OF the
granting set, 'ept the moietits M
der contemporaneous grants. The
secretpry holds this cannot be done,
aud directs that tbs adj stment be-
made In accordance wi h the limiis
Originally 6Ied at Superior, and
hIss the southern terminus al Hud
sou. on this y Orolx river. The SIC.
t.tary aso dec ded the folio sing
p 'ibts, hay.og specisl application to
the cfs' under considsrsti' n:
"Tin ~ md decision applies IN the
Ba,h ID nrauch OF ths wncin.iu
GENIAL railroad. aud d. ala with the
com 9anV's allure 10 consuuct . road
upon the line u d,hli location.
he Commissioner found thst by such
i,'lnre the company sbtbdon'd ite
grant 70 the Xteht Of Iuc1 4, II .rt'on.
The ~ crs a'y, on rhs coSirAry, Il d.
ihst there sAs simple raaeon tor the
H. q 'ction on account NJ gin,efing
diiliculii,s and that IL did MT smonnt
n sn abandonment but Was q sub.
ttsn,isl mDliance with the lau, aud
thai tho oimpany 10 entitled 10 the
ands along the line as originally 10.
Gated" Tbs n CT a this dsci ion 10
10 allow ths cDmpsny about 2Oi 900
acres additional indemnity for u Q
IN ain line and sbont l25. 900 acres iir
tns II hsld branch.
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IN. Gs.ids say Q, .. Beuxb,.

Nav York, Oct. S--The statement
In morning paper TO the effect that
Robert Garrett, rsisniug TO the ab.
sorpiioi Of the Baltimore and Ohio tel.
sgraph llnes by the Western Unlos,
said "Tts no trade, gentlemen" caus. d
considerable talk today. but no q.
element Western Union went of q
point, bu. that was not attributed 10
Mr.. CARROTS alleged denial Of the
ssle. NJ. George Gould treated the
story lauphlngiy. lie did not believe
that Mr. Garrett was correctly quoted.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-09
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Complete Arrangements for Receiv'
ing President Cleveland.
The Par Ladies' Have Been As
signed 20 In LoOhfDg Alter
mrs. Cleveland.

IRoprinted from the APpEAL Of 20 terday
by request of the committee
At the meeting of the presidential
reception Committee last night, at the
sMerchsns' exchange, Chairman Hall
submitted his report OF the arrange
ment OF &C mmittets, which was ra,i.
fed by tie members OF the com.
mittee.
"Gentlemtn Of the Presidential Reception
Committee:
"Purfuart to your directions, ] beg
leave 10 submit herewith list I, I the
comui tees suthor'z I'd by your action,
tcgAtber with brief outline OF their
duties: